"like"

Mar 27, 2011 20:00

So a few posts back, someone suggested in the comments that someone make an LJ icon to mimic "like"ing on facebook. Seeing as I have lots of important work to be doing and no desire to do it... I've taken on this project ( Read more... )

multiple languages, internet resources, howdoyousay

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tisoi March 28 2011, 03:39:57 UTC
Tagalog uses "gustuhin" which is literally "to like (something)"

Unlike is "ayawan"

The Hebrew version says אהבתי (ahavti) which means I loved/liked

Unlike version says לא אוהב (lo ohev) ... "do not like"

And Catalan
like: m'agrada (i like it)
unlike: ja no m'agrada (i no longer like it)

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thaichicken March 28 2011, 15:26:17 UTC
Is the Hebrew in the past tense?

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tisoi March 28 2011, 16:19:44 UTC
ahavti is past tense
ohev is present

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thaichicken March 28 2011, 18:00:24 UTC
So after I click on it, it would say ahavti and before it would say ohev? (I'm curious.)

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tisoi March 29 2011, 05:54:50 UTC
Yep!

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